LONDON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - European shares steadied near a
one-month high on Wednesday, pausing after a 2-1/2-week rally,
as a drop in German consumer morale and negative corporate news
curbed appetite for stocks.

The impact of the Ukraine crisis and tensions between the
West and Moscow were visible again in European company results
on Wednesday. Marine Harvest, the world's largest
salmon farmer, said it expected Russian sanctions to pose
short-term challenges. Its shares fell 2 percent.
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